Another multi tool

[area tiling]

Seen this today on offer in BQ looks alright, don't think the Bosch or fein blades would fit it though !

 

[Ian]

How much is it?

 

[Bubblecraft]

Looks like £49.98 to me

 

[Dougs Third Go]

there's a big red sticker on the box Bri, I'm assuming that price will be nationwide

 

[Peter]

Good ol B&Q clearance. Should be decent at that money. Shark Blades do that fitment too I think.

 

[Ian]

Lol, I looked at it quickly this morning, thicko of the day award goes to me!

 

[John Benton]

Lol, I looked at it quickly this morning, thicko of the day award goes to me!

Anybody know what brand it is?

 

[Ian]

Anybody know what brand it is?

No idea mate, lol!

 

[John Benton]

It's not jumping out at me!!

 

[Peter]

Which B&Q did you see them in Area?

Some class clearance deals in B&Q. Got a QEP750/Master Tiler for £60 a few years back. Was the only one left or I'd have bought another.

 

[CJ]

It's brand is "Worx"
made for BnQ exclusively.....apparantly.

its DIY stuff......ok, if used once or twice a year. :lol:

 

[Colour Republic]

After splashing out so much on the fein for then the bosch to come out so much cheaper and then countless others even cheaper than that (think an aldi one for £25 was the cheapest so far) I started to get a bit pee'd off but then recently I was talking to a chippy who also had the fein, he said whilst on another site he had a race of his fein against another guys bosch (as you often do to prove who has the biggest tool :lol apparently the fein left the bosch for dust (excuse the pun!).

Which is good to hear and justifies the extra cost of the fein, assuming you use the tool for many different tasks as I tend to. If you just use it to say cut the bottoms of architrave or cutting the odd damaged tile out, then I think you can't go far wrong with the above or a real cheapy as you're not likely to use it for longer than a couple of minutes at a time.

 

[Gazzer]

I can recommend the Aldi version, great value and I use it more than my Fein but maybe it is due to it being 240v and easier to use on domestics.

 

[peteablard]

After splashing out so much on the fein for then the bosch to come out so much cheaper and then countless others even cheaper than that (think an aldi one for £25 was the cheapest so far) I started to get a bit pee'd off but then recently I was talking to a chippy who also had the fein, he said whilst on another site he had a race of his fein against another guys bosch (as you often do to prove who has the biggest tool :lol apparently the fein left the bosch for dust (excuse the pun!).

Which is good to hear and justifies the extra cost of the fein, assuming you use the tool for many different tasks as I tend to. If you just use it to say cut the bottoms of architrave or cutting the odd damaged tile out, then I think you can't go far wrong with the above or a real cheapy as you're not likely to use it for longer than a couple of minutes at a time.

That's all I use mine for which is why I got the Bosch cordless. It would be useless for a re grouting job but for me it's perfect

 

[Dougs Third Go]

Lol, I looked at it quickly this morning, thicko of the day award goes to me!

Mong!, ( are we allowed to say that?):lol: